AD Beautiful Barnets!

 

I probably get as many questions about my hair as I do my recipes. I’ve been cultivating this bob for a number of years now but I don’t always have great hair days. In fact, as I inch toward forty I’ve noticed a change in the texture (and colour, ahem) of my barnet, and recently it’s become increasingly lacklustre and difficult to manage. Good quality vegan hair products are surprisingly difficult to find, in my opinion (particularly in supermarkets) so I was definitely intrigued when I was recently contacted about a new haircare brand I hadn’t come across before, Thicker Fuller Hair, which is specifically designed for women experiencing hair loss, thin or thinning hair (something many females are quietly embarrassed by) so when they offered me some products to try I jumped at the chance. I wont bamboozle you with the science but the formula was designed by an ayurvedic chemist and helps to cleanse, feed and repair each strand for unsurprisingly thicker fuller hair. And, well … it works.

 

 

As a blogger I frequently get approached by many brands but I only collaborate with those that genuinely impress. For me, a lot of my confidence is weirdly connected to my hair – when my bob is looking good, I feel good, and because it’s become something of a signature look for me I try to take especially good care of it.

 

Any hairdresser that has worked with my tresses are always amazed that my hair itself is actually very thin – truthfully, there’s always been a bit of wizardry involved in getting it to look voluminous and glossy. I’ve never not had a hair stylist comment on the texture, as they are obviously expecting to work with this thick mass of glossy locks and always seem slightly disappointed with the reality. Also, the longer it gets, the more problematic it becomes, which is why I tend to keep it super short. I have been attempting to grow it out a little over the last few months but alas it was becoming wispy and fragile, so it’s getting the chop again this week. Also, I can’t be the only one that loses a ton of hair when I wash or brush my hair?! This isn’t a recent problem mind, it’s plagued my entire life. Again, hair fall can be reduced by 46% after one ‘Thicker Fuller’ wash, which might sound overly optimistic but from my experience that stat is not far off!

 

Just a quick friendly FYI to hair stylists too … please be a bit gentle with people when commenting on their hair, as it can be a very sensitive issue. Sometimes there’s nothing more vulnerable than sitting in that chair, particularly because it’s so public.

 

Like I said, I’m always open to and actively on the hunt for new, effective products that will do some of the hard work for me. I’m often a wee bit wary about products that have bold claims but truthfully after the first wash (and spritz) I was blown away. I posted a few pics on instagram afterwards to gauge an honest reaction and people seemed to genuinely notice the difference – the added bonus being that I’ve haven’t had to wash my hair as often either. I revive it daily by spritzing my roots with the Thicker Fuller root lifting serum and Thicker Fuller nourishing daily tonic before giving it a quick once over with the hairdryer and ét voila, good to go! Apparently this has everything to do with cultivating good scalp health, which is not exactly something I’ve really given much thought to before, if I’m being totally honest, although I have noticed my hair (and fringe in particular) is less inclined to become greasy so quickly. A perennial problem when you’re hair fiddler like me. Cant. Not. Touch. Gah.

 

 

Okay, so what do you need to know … obviously, it’s vegan, which means that it’s cruelty free and not full of nasties. We’re talking no SLS, no parabens and no phthalates. Tick, tick and tick! The vegan keratin ensures its mega moisturising credentials and the caffeine inclusion helps to build volume – and y’all know I am all about the volume! The shine and manageability is thanks to neem leaf – not gonna lie, I had to google this one but it has an insane list of medicinal benefits including strengthening hair follicles, as well as encouraging hair growth. Go figures. It also contains organic quinoa, which is what helps to repair damaged hair … my hair is pretty damaged at present, so any help in this department is more than welcome, and I have definitely noted a significant improvement already. I could go on but I’m sure that wealth of info is already overwhelming – although if you’re a beauty nerd like me, you’ll hopefully find it interesting too. The whole science meets nature thing is so up my street.

 

Luckily for you I am offering one of my readers the complete Thicker Fuller set for you to try yourself at home – that includes the Thicker Fuller Strengthening Shampoo, Thicker Fuller Nourishing Conditioner, Thicker Fuller Root Lifting Serum and Thicker Fuller Nourishing Daily Scalp Tonic. Simply tell me why you would like to win the range in the comment section below and I will select a winner at random in the next fortnight. I am 100% confident you are going to be equally obsessed. If I piqued your curiosity and you’re eager to check out the products anyway, then head down to your local Tesco who are currently stocking the full range. As ever, if you have any questions then feel free to message me here or alternatively head over to my instagram and send me a DM via instastories. I always try my best to reply to everyone! Finally, a huge thank you to Thicker Fuller Hair for sending me their truly awesome products and teaming up with me on this post. Be sure to follow them over on Instagram @thickerfullerhair_uk

 

This post is sponsored but all views shared are entirely my own and 100% sincere.